| 75 | |
| Summary | Unknown microbes (currently unknown members) increase Fluoxetine's degradation. |
| Unknown | |
| Fluoxetine (PubChem CID: 3386) | |
| unknown | |
| 28091995 | |
| increase degradation | |
| Fluoxetine was shown to be mainly eliminated through biodegradation. A study compared the biodegradation potential of three degrading microbial consortia: an ammonium-nitrite-oxidizing consortium, a nitrite-oxidizing consortium, and a heterotrophic consortium. The heterotrophic consortium showed the highest ability (85%) to biodegrade fluoxetine, followed by the ammonium-nitrite-oxidizing consortium (79%). On the other hand, the nitrite-oxidizing consortium had the lowest biodegradation ability (< 48%). |
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